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Last night I went into a huge bug squashing spree...
Originally posted by Blaster
1. If I choose the level Bob-Omb's Battlefield in Toad's Tool 64, then choose the Geometry Layout Pointer command, then in the Geometry Layout Pointer box, scroll down and select object 048 Breakable Box, then set the Breakable Box's Geo Layout Combo to 049 [!] Box, then save the rom, exit Toad's Tool 64 and load it back up again and then choose the same rom I was just editing, then set the course to Bob-Omb's Battlefield, Toad's Tool 64 will load it until the loading bar fills the O in Omb's and then will display an error message saying:

Director Player Error
Index out of range
Script Error. Continue?

Fixed.
It had something to do with the special routine that changes the color of the [!] boxes according to their content. Feature which by the way was broken since a few release, it's also fixed now.
Originally posted by Blaster

2. Double clicking on the move object widget with make an error come up saying:
Property not found
#x
Script Error. Continue?

Fixed.
Originally posted by Blaster

3. The Activate Level Select check box doesn't work quite right in TT64. When you pick a level on the level select in SM64 the level loads up playing the intro cutscene. On some levels this will trigger a graphics exception error in Project 64. Sometimes it will work, but it's annoying. The gameshark level select code (A032D58C 0001) doesn't do this, and I have tested that it doesn't on an unextended and extended rom.

The level select feature in TT64 is a hack, it modifies the main level script so that it jumps to the level select routine. I know where to activate the real level select code in ROM, but since it's in the checksum area, I tried to find another way. Since we now know how to disable the checksum, I will implement the real level select. But it's not fixed yet.
Originally posted by Blaster

4. On the level select menu in TT64, Bob-Omb Battlefield is misspelt as Bob-Omb's Battlefield.

I always thought it sounded better that way, but you're right, it's not spelled that way in the game. Fixed.
Originally posted by Blaster

5. If you sort the 3d objects by alphabetical order, then select an object and turn it's act stars off, TT64 greys out the wrong objects. This doesn't happen if they are not sorted by alphabetical order.

Fixed.
Originally posted by Blaster

6. If you click the restore down button then click it again before the window is properly restored down, then wait a few seconds, the Window will be maximized but all the graphics and menus and stuff will be a small square in the top left corner of the window.

I'm not sure I can fix that.
Originally posted by Blaster

7. If the objects are sorted by alphabetical order, and you hold shift and click another object in the 3d objects list, TT64 will select the wrong objects.

Fixed. The bug was similar to the other alphabetical sort bug.
Originally posted by Blaster

8. If you use shift to select a heap of objects, then turn there act stars off, save the rom, exit TT64, open TT64 again, load the same rom you were just editing, and load up the same level you were just editing, TT64 will turn the act stars back on for the objects that had there act stars turned off.

The act stars TT64 turns on though seem to be random, except they are the same act stars for all of the objects that had there act stars turned off.

Not fixed, I haven't investigated the bug yet.
Originally posted by Blaster

9. If you make changes to a rom and then click Open ROM, TT64 will say there are unsaved changes, and will ask if you want to save before opening another ROM. If you click save an error comes up saying:

Property not found
#foreColor
Script Error. Continue?

Wow that was a pretty glaring and stupid bug... Fixed.
Originally posted by Blaster

10. If I set the default level to a level other than castle grounds and uncheck "Start with last opened level", when TT64 opens up, Castle Grounds always loads up as the default level.

Fixed.
Originally posted by Blaster

11. When the object sorting order is set to alphabetical order, TT64 will show display some of the objects on the list as red, even if they have no act stars turned on.


Isn't it the same bug as number 5? Anyway it's fixed.
Originally posted by Blaster

I have been researching this and I have found that TT64 only forgets behavours if they are not used by any object at all in the game. I have tested this with Platform Battlefield v004. (However I could only test BOB and WF as they are the only levels which contain the custom platforms with custom behavours).

What I mean is if the behavour is not used on the first level, for example, but is used on the second, TT64 will remember the behavour on both levels (the behavour will display on the list in both levels), but if the behavour is not used in any level throughout the whole game, and you save the rom, close TT64 and re-open it, TT64 will forget the behavour. It just won't display on the behavour list.

This problem affects object combos as well, but does not affect model ID's.


Ok, this last one is FIXED, at last... for both behaviors and object combos.

What I found is that I did provide some mechanism so that TT64 doesn't "forget" any of the original game behavs and combos when they're not part of the level commands anymore (It comes with an internal list of those), but didn't do the same for custom behavs and combos since they were not part of the internal list. I added a routine that adds any custom behavs and combos found in the .txt label files.

The only possible drawback is that if you create a new custom behav or combo by mistake (typing the wrong number), or if you move your custom behaviors to another offset (and have to create a new entry), you won't be able to delete it from the menu from within TT64. You'll have to go delete it in the appropriate .txt file manually. It's not that hard. Each entry has two lines, the first being the value (between brackets) and the second is the description.

BTW since Director 11 now supports unicode, I've been experimenting with the possibility of having japanese characters in labels. As you may know there's a big japanese TT64 community, and after all, japanese have created SM64!

Now, with all these bugs squashed, do you guys think I should do one last release before v6.0? ( Version 6 will include the background importer and a few other new features, but the polygon importer will be in version 7). If yes, which number should I give this release?

Also, is there any bugs that I forgot to address?

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Posted on 10-13-08 05:48:24 PM (last edited by messiaen at 10-13-08 02:53 PM) Link
Release it as 0.5.99.2041L!

Edit: There's a bug which happens when you select "Top View" camera. After you reset the camera, you can't click on the red 0x24 objects with the mouse.

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Lol! That's a good idea!

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Posted on 10-14-08 07:12:55 AM (last edited by Blaster at 10-14-08 09:18 AM) Link
Originally posted by VL-Tone
Also, is there any bugs that I forgot to address?


I'm not sure, but here are some bugs in TT64 0.599b that you didn't comment on fixing:

Originally posted by Blaster
1. Go into orbit camera, select an object, set a different object combo for it, and then quickly double click on the move object widget before TT64 changes the object combo for the object and then TT64 will display the error message:

Property not found



#x

Script Error. Continue?


Originally posted by GhostMaster3000
I Found a bug on 0.5.99

Sometimes when you go to the texture importer/exporter, only a few textures are shown and when you click on the top left texture an error would pop up and say

String Expected
(member 188 of castLib 3)
Script Error. Continue?

I was using Windows Vista with 4GB of RAM when this happened


Here are some new bugs:

1. If you change Mario's size to 0, then click on small Mario, an error message will come up saying:

Index out of range



Script Error. Continue?

2. If you try to enable or disable Flatworld by going into the preferences and clicking "Enable Flatworld" or "Disable Flatworld", TT64 will display the error message:

Index out of range



Script Error. Continue?

However, if you do this, TT64 will still enable flatworld if you click "Enable Flatworld" and disable it if you click "Disable Flatworld".

3. If you have set TT64 to load textures from the rom, when you follow the steps needed to unlock Luigi (the part when you press enter), TT64 will display the error message:

Index out of range



Script Error. Continue?

Luigi will still be unlocked, but TT64 won't show the little Mario icons (on the texture page) as Luigi's and Luigi's size will be set to zero, also TT64 won't change the M into an L on Luigi's cap and won't select the L is real texture.

Edit:
Originally posted by messiaen
Edit: There's a bug which happens when you select "Top View" camera. After you reset the camera, you can't click on the red 0x24 objects with the mouse.

Ah, that's what was stopping me from selecting objects by right-clicking on them or clicking on them when in select object mode. I had that bug happen to me a few times.
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The Flatworld bug might be my mistake, if you had it when you were trying to disable Flatworld in any of my patches.

Try in a regular ROM and it should probably work.

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Originally posted by Blaster
Originally posted by VL-Tone
Also, is there any bugs that I forgot to address?


I'm not sure, but here are some bugs in TT64 0.599b that you didn't comment on fixing:
Originally posted by Blaster
1. Go into orbit camera, select an object, set a different object combo for it, and then quickly double click on the move object widget before TT64 changes the object combo for the object and then TT64 will display the error message:

Property not found
#x
Script Error. Continue?


Isn't it the same bug as number two in that other list?
Originally posted by Blaster

2. Double clicking on the move object widget with make an error come up saying:
Property not found
#x
Script Error. Continue?

I already addressed this bug, and it's fixed.
Originally posted by GhostMaster3000
I Found a bug on 0.5.99

Sometimes when you go to the texture importer/exporter, only a few textures are shown and when you click on the top left texture an error would pop up and say

String Expected
(member 188 of castLib 3)
Script Error. Continue?

I was using Windows Vista with 4GB of RAM when this happened


I would need a reproducible scenario. If that happens, note your preference settings and what you were doing just before.

I'll try to fix the others...

One thing I forgot to mention, is that I fixed the "slow selection" bug and other speed issues that popped in 0.599b.

It seems that Director 11 makes the "scrollbyline" command much slower when changing the scroll position in a long list, it could take more than half a second for this command to execute. Fortunately there's another command that can scroll fields (setting the scrolltop property), and it's much faster. Other things that made the selection process slow is that the yellow menu was replacing its content when you selected something, even in cases where the content didn't have to change.

Anyway the result of the optimizations is that selecting objects is now 300-500% faster than it was in 0.599b. It now takes between 0.2-0.3 seconds to select an object on my 1.8Ghz Core Duo 2 Mac mini, while it took up to 1.5 seconds before.

There's a lot of optimization that I never got around to do in TT64.
Originally posted by messiaen
There's a bug which happens when you select "Top View" camera. After you reset the camera, you can't click on the red 0x24 objects with the mouse.


I did fix a problem where objects would stop being selectable by clicking, I'm not sure it's the same one you mentioned.

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Originally posted by VL-Tone
I did fix a problem where objects would stop being selectable by clicking, I'm not sure it's the same one you mentioned.


I guess it's probably one particular instance of the same bug. Nice to hear about the speed improvements!

There is another small bug that happens when you select a bunch of objects and try to rotate them. Only one object (instead all of them) will be rotated. Also, sometimes you have unpredictable results when changing acts for multiple objects.

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Originally posted by messiaen
There is another small bug that happens when you select a bunch of objects and try to rotate them. Only one object (instead all of them) will be rotated. Also, sometimes you have unpredictable results when changing acts for multiple objects.


The only instance I found where the rotation only occurs on one of many selected objects is when you use the little rotation widget at the right of the angle value in the parameter bar. From what I've tested, if you use the big rotation widget, or enter an angle value in the field, all objects will be rotated. I'll fix that.

Does it happen in other situations?

Blaster also mentioned something about the act stars problem on multiple objects, this is one of the last bugs from his first big list I still have to investigate. I remember thinking that there could be a potential problem with this.

I think it has to do with the binary nature of this particular value. Bits are not ORed when you set acts on multiple objects, the whole 6-bits is replaced with the same 6-bits for all selected objects, and the acts represented in the parameter bars don't represent the sum nor the common bits of all the selected objects.

With that in mind, do you think it would explain the problems you've seen? In any case I'll have rethink the way it works for this particular case.

Do you have any suggestion on what should appear in the acts parameter bar item when multiple objects are selected? For other parameters, "--" will appear if not all values are the same. I guess I could replace the little stars with a minus sign when not all bits for this acts are the same for the selected objects? (Edit: hmm that last phrase almost made sense... I got to go to bed!)



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Posted on 10-15-08 08:01:55 AM (last edited by Blaster at 10-15-08 05:22 AM) Link
Originally posted by VL-Tone
Originally posted by Blaster
Originally posted by VL-Tone
Also, is there any bugs that I forgot to address?


I'm not sure, but here are some bugs in TT64 0.599b that you didn't comment on fixing:

1. Go into orbit camera, select an object, set a different object combo for it, and then quickly double click on the move object widget before TT64 changes the object combo for the object and then TT64 will display the error message:

Property not found
#x
Script Error. Continue?


Isn't it the same bug as number two in that other list?

No, it's a different bug. It happens in the latest version of TT64, while bug number two in that other list doesn't.

Originally posted by VL-Tone
Originally posted by GhostMaster3000
I Found a bug on 0.5.99

Sometimes when you go to the texture importer/exporter, only a few textures are shown and when you click on the top left texture an error would pop up and say

String Expected
(member 188 of castLib 3)
Script Error. Continue?

I was using Windows Vista with 4GB of RAM when this happened


I would need a reproducible scenario. If that happens, note your preference settings and what you were doing just before.

It happens when "load textures from rom" is on in the preferences.

Originally posted by Messiaen
The Flatworld bug might be my mistake, if you had it when you were trying to disable Flatworld in any of my patches.

Try in a regular ROM and it should probably work.

Well, I had errors come up on a clean extended rom. TT64 does enable and disable Flatworld, but it does it with an error which I mentioned of before.
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Originally posted by VL-Tone
The only instance I found where the rotation only occurs on one of many selected objects is when you use the little rotation widget at the right of the angle value in the parameter bar. From what I've tested, if you use the big rotation widget, or enter an angle value in the field, all objects will be rotated. I'll fix that.
Does it happen in other situations?


I've tested it a bit more. When I select multiple objects and use the widget, only one object will rotate unless I click on the rotation value and press enter. I don't know if you've changed anything on this for 0.5.99b, but now that I tried to input manually a value it worked for multiple objects.

Originally posted by VL-Tone

I think it has to do with the binary nature of this particular value. Bits are not ORed when you set acts on multiple objects, the whole 6-bits is replaced with the same 6-bits for all selected objects, and the acts represented in the parameter bars don't represent the sum nor the common bits of all the selected objects.

With that in mind, do you think it would explain the problems you've seen? In any case I'll have rethink the way it works for this particular case.

Do you have any suggestion on what should appear in the acts parameter bar item when multiple objects are selected? For other parameters, "--" will appear if not all values are the same. I guess I could replace the little stars with a minus sign when not all bits for this acts are the same for the selected objects? (Edit: hmm that last phrase almost made sense... I got to go to bed!)


I can't find an easy explanation for the bug. Sometimes I choose many objects in the level, set all of them to empty objects but on next load there will be a few acts enabled.

I looked at the hex data and this looks suspicious:

Act byte - bit setting:
1F - 00011111
3F - 00111111
9F - 10011111

What's the purpose of this 9F setting? If only 6 bits are used, why is the first one set? If I am not mistaken, I had to change the 9F to 1F otherwise some objects wouldn't appear in a level without the act selector.

What you could do first is to get rid of the "sixth act" bit, since it has been already proven that it doesn't work like this, and that "1F" works for an "all acts" setting.

For multiple objects, you could include two options in the interface, something like "Enable/disable a specific act for all selected objects" and "Input a act setting for all selected objects".

Since you are worried about the interface, I wouldn't mind having menus.

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Uh, Not really sure what has happened.

I just went to try and unlock Luigi and these errors appeared.


Director Player Error
This application requires an Xtra (Shockwave 3D) that either does not exist or failed to initialize properly. Please make sure the appropiate Xtras are in the Xtras folder(s).
[Ok]

Director Player Error
This application requires an Xtra (Font...) that either does not exist or failed to initialize properly. Please make sure the appropiate Xtras are in the Xtras folder(s).
[Ok]

Director Player Error
This application requires an Xtra (Vector Shape) that either does not exist or failed to initialize properly. Please make sure the appropiate Xtras are in the Xtras folder(s).
[Ok]


After clicking through the director errors i get a window that looks like this.



The easter egg there works, but clicking the splash screen triggers this error.


Director Player Error



(member 143 of castLib 1)

Script Error. Continue?

[No] [Yes]


Clicking yes gets this thing.



I haven't used TT64 since about when the newest version came out.
And i've done nothing involving Director since.. or ever.

I don't think anyone has experienced this yet.

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Originally posted by messiaen

I've tested it a bit more. When I select multiple objects and use the widget, only one object will rotate unless I click on the rotation value and press enter. I don't know if you've changed anything on this for 0.5.99b, but now that I tried to input manually a value it worked for multiple objects.

I can't find an easy explanation for the bug. Sometimes I choose many objects in the level, set all of them to empty objects but on next load there will be a few acts enabled.

I looked at the hex data and this looks suspicious:

Act byte - bit setting:
1F - 00011111
3F - 00111111
9F - 10011111

What's the purpose of this 9F setting? If only 6 bits are used, why is the first one set? If I am not mistaken, I had to change the 9F to 1F otherwise some objects wouldn't appear in a level without the act selector.

What you could do first is to get rid of the "sixth act" bit, since it has been already proven that it doesn't work like this, and that "1F" works for an "all acts" setting.

For multiple objects, you could include two options in the interface, something like "Enable/disable a specific act for all selected objects" and "Input a act setting for all selected objects".

Since you are worried about the interface, I wouldn't mind having menus.


I didn't fix the rotation bug yet, but I'm working on it. I found another related bug doing so: If you select multiple objects from both 0x24 and 0x42 (or 0x43) at the same time and try to use the rotation widget, you'll get an error (because it tries to set the x and z angles on 0x42 or 0x43 objects, where it doesn't exist).

As for the act stars problem, I just fixed it. It seems that the hidden binary value was set to "--------" when selecting multiple objects with at least one different act value, and you could end up setting values like "---1----". The binary-to-decimal would spit a nasty almost random negative number, and this number would be written when saving, giving you a completely illogic result when reloading.

Now it will work like it should. Each stars is set independently, and when selecting multiple objects, the act stars widget will display a dash instead of a star where values are not all the same. Clicking on this dash will activate the star (for all selected objects) and clicking it again will disable it. So what it does is set all the act stars for all objects, except those with a dash, which will keep their original value. Given the way it works, it wouldn't make sense to add "Enable/disable a specific act for all selected objects" and "Input a act setting for all selected objects" options. If you want to set all stars on/off or any combination for all selected objects, just set them, without leaving any dashes. If you want to set just one, well, just click one.
Originally posted by +c0
Uh, Not really sure what has happened.

I just went to try and unlock Luigi and these errors appeared.

Director Player Error
This application requires an Xtra (Shockwave 3D) that either does not exist or failed to initialize properly. Please make sure the appropiate Xtras are in the Xtras folder(s).
[Ok]

Director Player Error
This application requires an Xtra (Font...) that either does not exist or failed to initialize properly. Please make sure the appropiate Xtras are in the Xtras folder(s).
[Ok]

Director Player Error
This application requires an Xtra (Vector Shape) that either does not exist or failed to initialize properly. Please make sure the appropiate Xtras are in the Xtras folder(s).
[Ok]




Xtras are plug-ins for Director projects. In the case of a projector (Director compiled application) like TT64, Xtras are bundled inside the application. I have no idea why that happened, some serious error must have happened, that is not directly caused by my code, but rather a bug in the projector happening in a specific context. Maybe it ran out of memory or something. The red rectangles appear in the place of gradients, which are normally generated by the Vector Shape Xtra (a standard D11 Xtra), and as the error message said, it seems to have vanished (I assume, only from your RAM).

Anyway, I assume that if you quit and restarted TT64, this error shouldn't happen again, as I doubt the Xtra really disappeared from the application file. What if you try to unlock Luigi again? Does it happen every time?


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Yeah, I think it was my computer at the time.
It's been really temperamental lately.

It's working fine now, Got Luigi unlocked(course, this line would probably be best for the Luigi thread).

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If you move an object up or down with the keyboard, then while it's moving, click on the move object widget then stop moving the object with the keyboard and then TT64 displays the error:

Property not found



#x

Script Error. Continue?
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Originally posted by Blaster
If you move an object up or down with the keyboard, then while it's moving, click on the move object widget then stop moving the object with the keyboard and then TT64 displays the error:

Property not found



#x

Script Error. Continue?


Damn you're good at finding bugs

Edit: I just found out that this particular bug is already fixed in my unreleased version, since it had the same origins as the "double-clicking the move widget" bug.

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line 433 column 318 - Warning: <td> proprietary attribute "background"
line 433 column 408 - Warning: <table> proprietary attribute "height"
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line 433 column 1443 - Warning: <td> proprietary attribute "background"
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line 534 column 318 - Warning: <td> proprietary attribute "background"
line 534 column 408 - Warning: <table> proprietary attribute "height"
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line 534 column 1443 - Warning: <td> proprietary attribute "background"
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line 739 column 318 - Warning: <td> proprietary attribute "background"
line 739 column 408 - Warning: <table> proprietary attribute "height"
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line 739 column 1443 - Warning: <td> proprietary attribute "background"
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line 829 column 47 - Warning: <nobr> is not approved by W3C
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line 864 column 318 - Warning: <td> proprietary attribute "background"
line 864 column 408 - Warning: <table> proprietary attribute "height"
line 864 column 488 - Warning: <td> proprietary attribute "background"
line 864 column 1443 - Warning: <td> proprietary attribute "background"
Info: Document content looks like HTML5
Info: No system identifier in emitted doctype
Tidy found 419 warnings and 0 errors!


The alt attribute should be used to give a short description
of an image; longer descriptions should be given with the
longdesc attribute which takes a URL linked to the description.
These measures are needed for people using non-graphical browsers.

For further advice on how to make your pages accessible
see http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL.
You are recommended to use CSS to specify the font and
properties such as its size and color. This will reduce
the size of HTML files and make them easier to maintain
compared with using <FONT> elements.

You are recommended to use CSS to control line wrapping.
Use "white-space: nowrap" to inhibit wrapping in place
of inserting <NOBR>...</NOBR> into the markup.

About HTML Tidy: https://github.com/htacg/tidy-html5
Bug reports and comments: https://github.com/htacg/tidy-html5/issues
Official mailing list: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-htacg/
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English? Consider helping us to localize HTML Tidy. For details please see
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